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I'm a Muslim and I see that This Chanel represents the fake face of Islam through videos like (islamic civilization) video ... , its hidden reality as a political ideology is similar to nazi regime + dictatorial theology
I love your Videos, but this platform you're advertising is leaving a bad taste in my mouth, what exactly does this platform exactly do? It really just sounded like you read some buzzwords off a script and it was just so vague. Doesn't even seem legit.
Really? Boltzman? Everyone knows ICP is the best L1 chain being the only one where an AI smart contract has been deployed and more importantly is economically viable but also viable to compete with web 2 compute providers like AWS or GC
@@nuh.al-oklahomiSence şuna ABD de yaşayan 1 milyon Ermeni nereden geldi? Osmanlı’nın Suriye’deki liman şehrinden Amerika’ya göç ettiler.Geri kalanıda şu anki Ermenistan’da kaldı.
After Churchill the town drunks fiasco of Gallipoli . . the colonials from down under kicked the Turks big time & caused them to buckle at the waist ww1
@@nuh.al-oklahomi They did it before but couldn't take them out. They are much more intelligent and tougher people than Turks. The video underestimates Armenians, Georgians, and Iranians.
Keep an eye out especially in Nigeria. Fastest growing population of the major populated countries but half are Muslim and half are Christian. Not to mention having the highest case of homelessness and unmarried men who have tons of kids. Surprised it hasn’t split into two countries like the Sudans.
Its cos the kost devolpped regions are the christian south who keep eveyhting stable and economic, the muslims north is a drag and the muslims in power of governemnt keep a blind eye to the terrosit inn the north like boko haram, really in truly i could back a south nigeria and north nigeria, but the muslims want islamify the chritian south
I agree. The turks try to win elections and prevent their own people from Revolting, South America is getting ripped apart from the Cartels and Corruption, the middle east has always been rather worthless except Anatolia and Arabia's Oil is going to run out in 2028-2030. As for Korea it's just going to sit there, maybe a reunification. Iran is in turmoil and will be for another century. Russia.... I have no idea, i doubt they'll be able to do much. USA and Europe are doing rather well compared to the last few years and other Continents/Nations.
I forgot to mention this, but in the 2040s, the Antarctica treaty will be up for renewal and tons of countries are gonna see this as an opportunity and race to get to the continent for its resources.
Ah yes, I can already see tensions risin' between the Yakubian State of Gullistan and Glorious Kingdom of Polandia over their supposed shared origins in Egypt.
@@Bombadil-ez9ns What an industry this has become, huh? Corps with vast IP libraries (like BBC, Turner, etc.) outsource their content to video production companies for this era "History Channel-type" edutainment. The elite ones are good at disguising themselves as "mom & pop" operations who need your Patreon support.
Much of Africa has the potential to become some chaotic malthusian nightmare. The Sahel region is already breaking down, on top of countries like Sudan and Congo.
In 1965, Paul Harvey described what he would do if he was the devil in "If I were the Devil." Keep in mind that this recording was in 1965, and he described EXACTLY what's happening to the U.S. today. He's so accurate.
You know the sound and feeling when you sit in a reed chair that's seen too many summers? That slow snapping, while you descend deeper into the seat? Eventually the snapping and popping speeds up, and before you know it, you're on the floor. That, is our world right now. That, is America right now, especially now on May 30th, 2024. The chair is breaking, gentlemen.
Until you go out side and talk to people (I know wild concept). Compared to the rest of the world we’re doing great, this is like that Chinese frog in the well metaphor. You live online and only interact in echo chambers repeatedly projecting their own decadence onto the world.
It’s hard to talk to people if only one side is listening to understand. It’s hard to debate civil manner if one side is only arguing to silence the other. Try talking politics with any stranger and you might find like I have that even if you agree on most things, all it takes is a fee disagreements to make conversation on the topic a no-go in the future.
@@Watcher-ts3ql I care very much what’s happening in the world, I mainly mean people who go on about the west is decaying and the us is going to fall because Rome 2000 years ago got sacked by Goths. All I’m saying is the amount you care should be proportional to reality. Some people make geopolitics their life and for what? Limiting my internet use and forcing myself to start conversations has changed me forever I realize people like whatifalthist have no basis is reality it’s all twitterbrain none sense
1. Second Korean War 2. Chinese Invansion of Taiwan 3. Chinese Civil War 4. Russian Civil War 5. Great Caucasian War 6. Collapse of Pakistan 7. Afghan Wars of Expansion 8. USA-Iran War 9. 2nd USA Civil War 10. European Troubles
I'm a fan of trilogies. We need to wrap up the world war arc. Sure billions, including myself will most likely die. But it sure beats going to work everyday.
Hard disagree. Nihilism certainly isn't a beneficial belief but it's not a product of luxury so much as of demoralization. The spiritual death that comes with decadence is what demoralizes in times of luxury, but the worst demoralization happens in abject misery. Also when faced with large-scale crises people tend to keep doubling down until there's no longer a choice to.
@@kko5779 the rejection of all religious and moral principles, in the belief that life is meaningless. "they condemned the show for its cynicism and nihilism" I don't think people working several jobs just to get by think much if everything is meaningless.. i do get that in condamming conservative values current society has a lot nihilism.. the whole gender discussion seems an extreme form of questioning and rejection all earlier principles... heard from me wife yesterday it already went as far as comment of a video, of clearly a woman, reactions with refference to her as 'they' since she didn't declare her prepossitions.. wtf.. it you don't declare them, you don't ask for some special diviation of course...
For someone who's so bullish on Turkey, you seem to have totally missed the fact that it has cratering fertility. The only places in the whole country with tfrs above replacement are the Kurdish areas, and even they show a noticeable decline. Erdogen's attempts to boost childbirth have totally failed.
I mean, that's not exactly a unique problem in the region. Turkey still has a much larger population and economy for the time being and will crash at the same time as everyone else so it's kind of a moot point
@@GengoSenmon From what I know, Armenians and Georgians are allied with one another, Iranians benefit from Armenia's position and they both have a similar enemy (Turks and Azeris), and the Kurds are somewhat allied with Armenians and share a common enemy (Turks), though the Kurds are also enemies of the Iranians. Please correct me if I'm wrong
"For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." Ephesians 6:12
Suggestion: Understanding the Polish/Romanian civilizations. In a way they are backwards versions of each other - A Catholic Slavic & Latin Orthodox, they are also at the crossroad of the west and Russia, and in the past centuries Turkey. They are highly religious and so on.
@@shereraikou988we will never live in peace with the Indian pagans. They are a people counter opposite to us. We can shake hands with Jews and Christians, but Hindus (with no due disrespect) are idol worshippers. Pakistan will collapse, yes, but we will never live in peace and corporate with the Indians. We will become their biggest headache.
@castirondude well ig if u stay in ur mountians and lose most engagments and bimbed to kingdom come and the enemy just gives up but they comquered most of ur country for a few decades...ig u won lmao
Alot of people forget the cycle of history is that the northern barbarians often take over as empires fall apart. This has happened in India multiple times, Afghan would fill that role to some degree
Rudyard, i believe 15 years from now the hustorians will say the tanks rolling into Ukraine was the opening event in WW3. There are ( i believe ) 26 active conflicts at present , with the blockade of Taiwan being a possible vector for war between U.S and China.
That is what I was thinking I work in finance and I am 38 years old. I told the guys at work that we could be in the early stages of WW3 and we just don't know it yet.
The Russians won’t back down until total victory. They know NATO intervention will greenlight China to take Taiwan. Putin and Xi have had this planned out for a while. THEY are mobilized and ready for war while we rest on our laurels in the name of ‘peace.’ Disastrous.
No. Let's assume that somehow, through absolute divine intervention, that there is another world War in 15yrs, if anything the annexation of crimea, or the occupation of Georgia, or even as far back as the 2nd chechen war would be considered as starting points.
This is going to become a yearly video at this rate. Also, Taiwan is building a semiconductor factory in Arizona because I think Pelosi told the Taiwanese leadership that the US was going to build their own one way or another so either they can make one in the US, or the US would just make their own due to the possible invasion of Taiwan.
Of all places why arizona?? Doesn't semi conductor fabrication consume a massive amount of water? Who thought that putting a factory that consumes copious amounts of water in a desert was a good idea?!?
@SeraAbbya The thousands of terrorists that have come over our southern border, that have infiltrated our country with plans to attack infrastructure. If you don't see this, you are blind.
With the scale of the upcoming wars, South America won't be safe. Many states are already puppets of USA/China/Russia, and will be used as such. Brazil is already brewing its own Civil War (both sides backed by foreign interests) for some time and is going largely unnoticed, Venezuela is pushing its luck on the Guyana issue. Don't fool yourself that this World War would be no different than the others for SA.
There could be an ideological revolution through Milei's figure but I am betting that if any kind global level happening were to occur, you would have at least one new Chavez/Castro with a large territory. Basically like having an east west Europe division as in the 50s but in this case being largely north vs south.
EDIT (I decided to put this back in since I've gotten replies about it): One thing that came to mind from this video title is how fighting-age men are not as eager to fight in wars as in the past. There's been this general idea that war is a trial of manhood and a way for young men to prove their worth to themselves and society. That doesn't really seem to be the case anymore. For one, there's a recruitment crises in the US miliary 3:54 I'm Korean American, and this is something that my family's discussed a lot throughout my life. My mother is of the mind that splitting Korea during the Korean War has been disastrous for the Koreans. She actually thinks that if Korea can be united again, then it's worth it for the North to overtake the South. 18:10 Yep. I've seen all the videos on this channel about this topic. This is the one I'm personally the least worried about because a civil war between the Left and Right is not really going to be a war: the right (which has most police, military, gun owners and masculine men) will shit stomp the left. Think of how easily the French elite lost during the French Revolution. It'll be over real quick, and after the Right wins, we can focus on the other wars that will be springing up
The world is ruled by OLD people , and they fight like old people do ... sanctions, bureaucratics rules, or just getting really mad and talking trash about each other..
@@sshvdow6894 Reminds of a quote a character said form an old anime (Genkai from Yu Yu Hakusho): *"Young people are stupid about life and death. They think they're invincible, too young to die, so they're not consumed with the fear of it. That's why armies recruit teenagers."*
@@castirondude This comment, like the one above, also reminds me of another character quote (Rambo, 2008 film): *"That we're like animals! It's in the blood! It's natural! Peace? That's an accident! It's what [it] is! When you're pushed, killing's as easy as breathing. When the killing stops in one place, it starts in another, but that's okay... 'cause you're killing for your country. But it ain't your country who asks you, it's a few men up top who want it. Old men start it, young men fight it, nobody wins, everybody in the middle dies... and nobody tells the truth! God's gonna make all that go away?"*
@@davidgreenwood6029 Sorry David, English is my third language and i was thinking about Watchmen's Rorschach sign but with me, Rudy or any of us HOLDING IT :D
@@davidgreenwood6029 I know bro, I'm just happy someone replied me, what a surprise, makes me feel less alone, i guess most people here feels similar knowing what we know :D
Rudyard seriously needs to understand the differences between today and the damn 1600s. For example, he really needs to see how much industry changes everything. Small nations like Afghanistan and mongolia could conquer much larger areas as they had warrior cultures, which is important when the best weapons are spears and bows. When you get industrial, however, warrior cultures matter way way less. What matters isn't how many years your soldiers trained, or how many mountains they climbed in their youth. It's how many tanks, aircraft, and destroyers they can produce
yep, and he also fails to factor in globalization adequately. Our economies and industries are incredibly intertwined on a global level. raw materials and various parts of production chains are done all over the world. The right kind of sanctions can very rapidly cripple various forms of production, ranging from agriculture to arms production. not to mention economic integration. This is one of the big factors for why large scale wars are so costly in the 21st century.
@@FunkyDouch3000 I think that starting at 1800s and to at least for several centuries, the world will have a massive war in the first half of a century and the remaining half will be a Golden age.
@yteapotx I said they matter way less, not "not at all". I agree Morale is boosted but the benefits of them today are way less than the benefits in pre industrial times. No matter how much Morale someone has, a horse archer can never destroy a tank
I think some of these scenarios are significantly more likely than others. 1. Second Korean War Very unlikely. It all but requires the US AND China being VERY preoccupied with their own internal affairs to happen, as I believe neither particularly want the Kim family to rule a United Korea with an intact nuclear arsenal. 2. Chinese Invansion of Taiwan Somewhat unlikely, requires that Chinese leadership be remarkably incompetent, or a very strong PRC relative to the US. Ultimately in a even slight sane calculus US and PRC still have far too much to loose to be squaring off with each other on purpose. 3. Chinese Civil War Somewhat unlikely I think some kind of political revolution in China is certain but I see a full-blown civil war as just one possibilities. It's just as likely that Xi or his successors are cous by another faction or the government is overwhelmed by civilian insurrection. Ultimately I think China still has enough going for it that they reasonably could prevent a catastrophic outcome. 4. Russian Civil War When not if. They are literally training up their civil war forces in Ukraine at this very moment. They only narrowly avoided it last year because Wagner didn't have enough political allies to run the government and couldn't incapacitate army leadership. Even if they successfully occupy Ukraine the writing is on the wall for them. 5. Great Caucasian War Already somewhat happening to some extent, but I don't think the Turks can support a full blown empire. trying to do this would directly involved in the dozen or so wars they are only indirectly involved in now. More likely they become the leading power of the middle east/eastern Europe, but not the unrivaled hegemon. 6. Collapse of Pakistan Inevitable for all the reasons mentioned in the video. 7. Afghan Wars of Expansion Not especially likely beside capitalizing on totally failed stats (like Pakistan). I think that they'd need a major military backer to have enough firepower to overrun a country with functional armed forces. 8. USA-Iran War Very unlikely. Notice the two countries will put up a warlike front and then trip over themselves to de-escalate when it looks like they might start shooting each other. Israel is not Iran's mortal enemy, it is their political pinata. Starting a war with Iran is political suicide for any US administration due solely the the oil shocks it would cause. Even slightly sane leadership will conclude that fighting is pointless. 9. 2nd USA Civil War Not especially likely, leftists are too soft and the right is too badly organized. I think the military would almost instantly take over if civil unrest became serious or widespread. I also think US is way better off than most Americans realize, most actual problems are caused by decadent inefficiencies and the USA has enough food/water/energy resources to sustain easily 5 times it's current population at a 2nd world standard. Currant problems will probably continue to simmer for a couple more decades until new political leadership is in a position to fix them. 10. European Troubles Does anyone actually think the Euros can do anything? This Eurozone will slowly decay and it's carcass will be divided among any major powers around at the time (US, Turkey, & whoever is running the show in eastern Europe)
Afghanistan already has a very large stock of US weapons and equipment. And I don't think that this expansion will occur with the usage of large amounts of firepower, more like Islamist revolutions and insurgencies who will then join forces with the Taliban
The euro troubles he refers to is the Islamic uprising that is now inevitable. Enough military aged males have been shipped over from Africa and the Middle East. They will launch a struggle from within.
@@yteapotx Climate change, Afghan rivers flow into Iran. If Iran had a water crisis then they will move into Afghan to secure its water rights and be damn anyone else east of them. Just like east Africa.
I still think you overhype the right in the US, yeah most American guns owners are right wing, but they are mostly "leave me alone and I won’t shoot you boomers" than radicalized young men who are the one who wins wars, and the latter is too physically/mentally impaired to do anything, the military is also not overwhelming conservative, somehow the democrats manage to get half of military to support the left side (don't ask me how) specially the high command. At last, while I know that what will I say next will sound insane to many Americans, but I think Europe has greater chance of a populist right take over than US. There is an obvious trend of many right-wing populists’ parties winning elections in Europe, and gaining a lot of support from young men, heck I have seen videos where the young people are more favorable to monarchism than their fathers and grandparents, I do not see the same thing happening in the anglo-saxon world, at least not to the same extent. Yeah, sure Europe is killing itself with immigration, but this is largely against the people's will, especially young men will since good part them are losing jobs to said immigrants. And yeah, Europe main flaw is it irreligiousness, but I think this just makes Europeans to be more aggressive since they won’t have religious lines to put them in check, similar to the secular fascist regimes although not to the same extent. Btw Trump just got convicted. I bet the right won't do anything about it. We never do.
You have some good points (e.g. Turkey), but you exaggerate them each far beyond the realm of reason: Civil war next year! Afghan conquest! Chechen empire! Dial it down amd realize that the thermostat has been turned up past max for thousands of years. It's hot. But the show will go on.
Same goes for India conquering Pakistan, the current ruling government and the nationalist population don't have any motivation or reason to pursue such a goal. While India does aim to control the entire Kashmir region, conquering half of Pakistan is a far fetched idea.
@@Kalankit5409 And the ruling party doesn't want those many muslims becoming citizens anyway. In a democracy in country as diverse as india, which ever group has the largest population exerts the most control, and if so many muslims are added to the population, that would make muslims a very powerful voting bloc.
Not to be a Doomer but I do think some of these are necessary, things need to change and the tree needs to be shaken. I don't want to get unplugged and I dont want others to get unplugged but what else is there? I do think that if the American civil war starts it'll trigger everything else.
@@Michael-iq1nq depends, won't it? I live in Jamaica so it's likely that if the European War starts we'll be drafted to fill the ranks for Britain and we might be divided up for relief work for other islands or as aid for America. China also has substantial influence on us so it really can be anyone's bet when it comes to us.
Dude, we don’t get to decide when war is “necessary”. It is untold hell, literal Satan materialized. Do everything to prevent it. As individuals, we can decide to not engage in conflict based on bullshit politics, however that looks, going to jail for it or what. The eyes of the divine are on us. We cannot contribute
I’ll say it once and I’ll say it again with regards to the 2nd American civil war, Fascism is not a right wing ideology, Fascism is based on the Italian word “fascio (plural fasci)” which literally translates to bundle in English, also all throughout the early industrial period in Italy, fascio was also used to describe Italian trade unions or syndicates. As the founder of fascism, Giovonni Gentile (probably misspelled that) wrote in his book “the origins and doctrine of fascism” the aim of fascism is to incorporate the unions/syndicates with the state, aka syndicalism. Syndicalism was created as a sister ideology to Marxist socialism, but distanced itself due to Marxism’s failures. Essentially fascism just combines syndicalism with nationalism, and is ultimately a left-wing ideology (just because it’s nationalist doesn’t automatically mean it’s right wing, look at national socialist Germany and the USSR for other examples of this). Some goods books on this topic include Mussolini a new life, Mussolini’s intellectuals, and the mentioned origins and doctrine of fascism.
Yea, fascism is only considered right wing because it is capitalist in nature rather than socialist, but its really similar to left wing totalitarianism, both featuring nationalization of industry, but with fascism, its more like, the industry gets to get tons of power and not just get taken over by the government. Capitalist isn't right wing though. The US is heading towards a corporate fascism, with bipartisan support from politicians.
@@davidgreenwood6029what no, fascism and syndicalism which it derives from are anti-capitalist, both strive for the economy to be under the control of trade unions which also control the government, as such it is for public or social control of the means of production, which literally is socialism. The only difference is that control would be in the hands of trade unions which are public organizations, rather than by a one-party state; but make no mistake the democratic and decentralized impression syndicalism might give is a lie it’s just as totalitarian and authoritarian as Marxism and National Socialism (which is also a type of socialism).
With how the government is managing the economy, I agree, but they have the power to rule the region, most of the Middle East, and the Balkans, but people forget Iran, which is a historic rival of Turkey.
Turkey has lots of potential, but I don't see it becoming a superpower. Its do the fact that The country's politics is so utterly dysfunctional, and often prone to instability and internal strife, and paranoid xenophobia combined with its antagonism with its neighbors and the western particular, and the fact that surrounded by unstable countries. The country itself is often prone to suffering economic crisises, One of which is going through right now. In many ways turkey it's like Russia political wise, a country suffering through an chronic identity crisis about who it wants to be, with a strong disposition towards authoritarianism and very corrupt, distrustful or paranoid towards its neighbors of which they have many outstanding issues between them, and very xenophobic towards foreigners as well as minorities who have hostile relationship with the government (The Kurds). As well as obsessed with its past. Fortunately for the world, despite some of the advantages Turkey has, controlling the bosphorus and having a large army, it's in no way capable of raining havoc like Russia is now.
Tinned goods with anything acidic inside like pineapple will corrode through from within in 2 yrs . . a lot of these long term prepper canned goods have been made weak intentional , don't have jarred goods from shop either as the seals soon fail , those mason jars best for that . . for an emergency supply situation
I don’t care what content you decide to do. I only ever cared that you were at least doing something larger than yourself and boldly including a broader audience in topics most of us keep to ourselves. I also love history, anthropology and enjoy learning more about both time and what people have done with it. I also don’t care how often or seldomly you post a video, I’ll stay subscribed regardless of what content you put out. At this point it isn’t even about each individual video, but supporting and staying informed about the spectrum of an evolving sub culture, while also being educated or jointly pontificating in statistics, geo politics etc, but more importantly how the correlation of data configures into patterns that can be described and at times predicted.
Meanwhile soviet union beating the right wing tsarists, United states, Britian and France while losing land to Germany ( I dont Like Ussr but i am.heing honest):
Rudyard, The graph you showed towards the end on old age dependency mentioned the German city of Chemnitz. I was in Chemnitz in 2018 during their riots where the far left and German nationalists clashed on the streets, and it clarified something in regards to Germany reemerging as a hotbed for radical political movements in the Eurosphere; one could also argue it never stopped being that. Nonetheless, the graph was poignant because that was a lot of what I saw in Chemnitz: older, rugged East Germans who feel like time left them behind and disenfranchised young men who felt the same. It was a few months after this that German politician Walther Lübcke was assassinated outside his home for his support of Angela Merkel, ostensibly bolstered by everything that happened in Chemnitz. I would hazard to guess that, in light of such things and the increased parliamentary seats for AFD (the most popular nationalist party in Germany atm), we may see more waves in Germany in the coming years that precipitate and exacerbate these "European Troubles." Good insights from you as always Rudyard, and thanks for doing what you do.
18:50 on one hand, I can entirely see an American Civil War sparking based on the 2024 election, especially if it becomes as sketchy as it was in 2020. However, I don’t think they would be a war conflict in the same manner as we saw in the Civil War of 1861. I think it would be more civil Unrest at first that could spiral into conflict. The hardest thing, though is when it comes to sides in the first Civil War it was more north versus south now it’s more red versus blue and blue is very spread out and centralized in cities so fighting would be hard.
Biden (or whoever under the mask) & Trump are just B grade actors aka finger puppets . . voting is BS from arsehole to breakfast , any civil conflict will be instigated by the CIA's Antifa & BLM & WTF . . in aid of the NWO non elite rich few plans to build back a better prison planet from the ashes
It won't if happens . . be over elections of this choice of turd with a little flag on top . . or the other . . the entire voting system is inherent corrupt , always has been
Also, I see the right coming together and work out the differences in the end. Kind of a perk of not being absolutely monolithic. I do however, see a faction uprising within the right and causing a conflict that will set the trajectory of the right for the foreseeable future.
Exactly. In the Spanish Civil War the nationalist factions put aside their differences to unite under Franco while the "Republican" socialist factions had so much infighting they couldn't capitalize on any successful counter offensives for longer than a day or two at a time.
I see a coalition of moderate factions forming in the east and the north sides and dominating. America will become less economically regulative and more nativist. There likely will no longer be a NATO. Their maybe a militant anti-communist faction, a conservative liberal faction (with a Petersonian subfaction), a libertarian faction, and a tradcon/paleocon faction. There likely would be other factions but those four are the ones that would have the most impact, two of which I fear. The militant anti-communist faction is self explanatory. The tradcon/paleocon faction could go full boomer and accuse anything that isn't social conservative Baptism to be woke and try to purge them. If a libertarian takes power, the tradcon/paleocon faction may start a civil war, proclaiming libertarianism as "woke". A moderate conservative liberal leadership would be constantly be attacked by a militant anti-communist faction for not going far enough in dealing with communists. Meanwhile, the Mormons from the southwest are very likely turn into fundamentalist, just like what happened to Muslims when their empire fell from decadence. I see them dominating the desert regions and if they can't turn America into a theocracy, they will succeed from America. They and their region seems to also have some significant alt-right and neo-nazi factions among and around them. I'm curious to see if ecotopia (pacific coast region) will go through some spiritual enlightenment breakthrough after all this. They already have that melting pot of oddities amongst their rich white new age postmodern hippie woke culture over their. I'd imagine they become more moderate, self-conscience, and stoic, but most importantly, more tolerant to Christian conservative values. But maybe I'm being too optimistic.
@manicmaniac4060 Ecotopia will face an enlightenment as it is going through its hardest phase of hardship in history. It could either end in a reform or a chance of becoming a Taiping like society. I've thought about it a lot, especially since I live just outside of ecotopia. The current situation in ecotopia mirrors Opium addicted 19th century China before the Taipings came to be. It's secular, strife with drugs destroying the people, and ripe for a complete upending of the current condition.
@@shanekeenaNYCI know the Bibe Belt will easily be replenished as the current government and social order will unintentionally allow that to happen. Especially that the government has no answers left except "let them eat cake".
Your reading that Indian nationalitsts, BJP, would like to conquer Pakistan is pretty wrong. If anything, BJP's interests are against that. Increasing the number of muslim voters is very very bad for BJP and they wouldn't want that.
It's not about Muslim votes, if the said person is like our APJ Abdul Kalam we would happily take it. The main issue is the population there is extremely radicalized and programmed to hate India from the childhood, if they come to India it will cause multiple magnitude of problems in Indian systems and society.
This channel has a habit of not distinguishing between annexations and creating puppet states. Sometimes he means the latter but says the earlier. Breaking up Pakistan into puppet states controlled by India is more possible.
Dropping manifestos, talking about lists with names and addresses and now drawing war maps. It's getting serious and housing in argentina is just on time to still be cheap and great to live there now.
@@def3ndr887 All the bad news that came up were him unmasking the stats from previous govs and within two weeks (the fucking meme) it happened that the economy is recovering way faster than the news can spread. I know a lot of people along the tri-border (Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil) and everyone have only praises. Some argies are going back home after years or decades living in Santa Catarina.
Yeah no that manifesto video was just a bunch of jumbled jargon nonsense. I almost immediately clicked off at the beginning when he introduced a crypto-AI scam for sponsorship. He's been declining. I don't know how exactly, but declining.
Argie in the US here, I have bought a home under my name were my mom lives. Basically my plan A is to flee once whatever is going on takes place assuming planes are still flying. If not, then join the strongest army faction or retire to the woods with a group of 5-10 friends
Great video! I am surprised you did not include the Indo-China conflict that is brewing and has the possibility of being the single bloodiest war of all time. As someone whose job is to know and consult on geopolitical conflicts, I have resigned myself to the fact that the Indo - China war is a matter of when and not if at this point. I have many many reasons to believe this and that war would be the decider for who would be the “Eastern Pole” for the world order that emerges out of the 21st century conflicts.
OK, you're really smart. You read tons of books and have a really good perspective on history and its trends. That being said(to use your catch phrase it seems), your main shortfall is current political realities. I think I commented on something you said about Russia a few months ago that fit the historical norms but was out of step with current conditions. Anyway, during this video, you mentioned the possible war between the US and Iran and commented that Republicans would stand in the way of this. While speaking, a picture of Lindsey Graham was on the screen. If you were following current events you would know that Graham is probably the leading proponent for "bombing Iran back to the stone age". The coalitions are thoroughly mixed as our two party system is basically not in existence anymore. I'm afraid the uni-state is a reality.
Can you add on another 6 wars for: 1. Saudi Civil war 2. Water wars between Egypt and Ethiopia 3. Nigerian civil war/2nd war of Biafran Independence 4. The devolution of Indonesia 5. Wars related to the Unification of East African Republic 6. South African wars post collapse
I do not think Russia is in anywhere near the state that would lead to a revolution nor could turkey launch an invasion anywhere west of the caucasus. Other than that i agree.
My greatest appreciation. I've sent it to contacts with these comments: The presenter is all of 23 years of age. I've listened to maybe ten of his presentations and they are superlatively well-researched and -reasoned. This program should be paired with another of his on the impending collapse/implosion of Russia, as it's the fragmentation of that country that will both be caused by and give way to Turkish-controlled emirates and other entities in Chechnya, Dagestan, Ingushetia, Tatarstan and elsewhere. This young fellow even parallels my contention that Turkey has its eye on the reacquisition of the Crimea. The presenter also refers to the ongoing war against Armenia throughout the 20-minute-plus work.
Glad you mentioned pakistan. People often, when doing such future war/conflicts analysis, somehow miss pakistan. It's a hardline islamist country with nukes and a rapidly growing population that is already around 250 million people. Also sunnism, in pakistan especially, is not a monolith at all. They only seem united against non-sunnis etc but even that's a weak unison. Infact conflicts among the majority sect (bralevis) and the second largest minority sect of deobands (ie taliban ttp) is already brewing.
What are the chances of Poland becoming the next Prussia equivalent in modern Europe? It seems to me that they might be the only nation there that is preparing for the eventual upcoming calamity.
Turkey has a population problem. They’re not really young, most of their growth comes from the Kurds. Even then, it’s expected to lose population by 2100
Can you do more videos on Latin America? I believe that if Latin America get their stuff together they will be a force. Especially since 20 of those countries speak the same language and share a history and similar culture they would unite in a way that you can’t in Europe or Africa.
love all the points. Only thing I would say is that the only nations on the list that have experienced the coming crisis all before and know how to deal with it would be Europe. France, UK, Germany, etc... have all have horrendous calamities and remain still. My own UK will continue to stand, I know that. No clue in what form, but it will remain.
Western Europe will be just fine. Unlike in the US where populism has taken over, Europe is still pretty pragmatic despite all its problems, there will be no civil wars, no government collapsing, no brother killing brother. The only threat to Europe is Russia and mass immigration but Europe seems to be aware of both and finally taking a stand. Gosh even Poland has taken leadership positions.
The land itself would remain but it wouldn't be The UK anymore. Your country is over run by illegals. Yes, you can say the same about The US but our country is absolutely gigantic and vast compared to yours. It's harder to notice with just how large it is here. I can drive for 13 hours and still be in the same state.
I finished re-reading Humphrey Hawksley's fictional novel "The Third World War", where you have a near-simultaneous rise of an Islamo-fascist state in South East Asia (rapidly crushed by western military power and local forces), a reckless North Korea (using bio weapons as well as nuclear missiles), Pakistan and India descending into nuclear exchange, and American intervention against North Korea and Pakistan prompting a Chinese/Russian response. All decisions taken in London, Washington, Beijing, Moscow, New Delhi, are completely rational and trying to avoid war, but like a juggernaut it all slides into bloodshed. Not without flaws as with any book of the genre, but a solid read. It was published in 2003. So many events since then echo, and other events have yet to come to pass but seem like a matter of time.
Gunna be straight up with you, I love your videos and so much about them. Recently however, when I see one of your vids pop up in my feed, I’m almost certain to be filled with negative thoughts of war and societal collapse and frankly it’s just not good for my mental state. So I’ll have to be unfollowing you. Where I find these discussions interesting and important, I cannot bear to be bombarded with such negative topics (especially from someone whose perspective I respect) on top of the daily bombardment of general news media. So good sir, I wish you the best, and I hope these topics don’t wear as heavily on you as it does me. Remember, you can always choose a different world to live in through perspective alone
I understand I've been there before, but with other channels. People who push through and continue drowning themselves in negative thoughts all the time usually turn into sour, unhappy, and mean people. This channel in particular for me is only a curiosity and an interesting thing to think about. I do know what you're talking about though.
In 2002, I had a nervous breakdown in the ninth grade. My therapist suggested that I avoid the news prefixed with the clause, “It might be decadent, but...” If avoiding Dr. Lynch is good for your mental health, fine. It probably would be better for me too, but I know myself. I would be more depressed from the withdrawal than taking the route you have chosen to take. Good luck, Michael.
I tend to get depressed by chaos, so these videos help me to understand what is going on, and at least make some sense of what is going on. I actually get a sense of hope from these videos. But I definitely understand having to unplug, so to speak. There's been many times where I've just had to step back from the news cycle, for my own mental health. It doesn't mean I'm giving up, just that I need some time to myself. Always take care of yourself, because you can't count on anyone else to do it for you.
